Building of public housing by local authorities has dwindled to nearly non-existent levels in our biggest cities, official figures show

Astra Construction posted a thirteenfold increase in after-tax profits between 2018 and 2019, while Park Developments saw a €14.8m profit over 18 months

Website records its lowest ever figure for properties listed for sale, with supply collapsing by 40 per cent compared to this time in 2020

The well-known financial adviser has responded to Social Democrats co-leader Catherine Murphy who criticised his company for selling social housing ‘as a financial product’

Social Democrats co-leader uses Eddie Hobbs website to raise concerns about potential growth in the state’s use of long-term leasing instead of building homes

The land near Finglas in Dublin 15, currently inhabited by about 200 Travellers, is being looked at by Fingal County Council as a potential site or houses

The site is in an established residential area within walking distance of Newbridge town centre and 300 metres from Newbridge Railway Station

The company plans to sell 47 social housing units to the local authority for €21 million at a proposed new development on city’s northside

Hap scheme payments to landlords totalled €436 million last year and are predicted to exceed €1 billion by the end of 2021

Direct provision is coming to an end with the publication of a new white paper. But policy makers admit in the document that it will be ‘challenging’ to have the new system completed by December 2024

€75m scheme to allow 2,000 people a year buy new homes criticised by opposition and ESRI as potentially driving up house prices

There’s no silver bullet to the current crisis, but the shared equity initiative would make a meaningful difference to aspiring first-time buyers

Johnny Ronan has a multi-storey vision for the future of Dublin’s docklands – even if not everyone is happy about it. Here, in an exclusive interview, he expounds on his plans to transform the capital city’s centre

Irish buyers are looking for ‘European city lifestyle’ and have budgets ranging from €220,000 to €350,000

Estate agents and TDs point to the failure of a similar plan in Britain which forced prices up rather than benefiting buyers

State’s plan to incentivise switch to renewable energy could backfire if households with a poor BER rating are excluded, warns solar energy body

Legal costs escalated after a jump in legal challenges to planning decisions approved by the national planning authority

Policymakers must remove barriers for first-time buyers, increase housing supply and invest in the rental market

New beds will increase existing stock in the capital of 24,000 by 17 per cent, according to Mitchell McDermott construction sector report

Think-tank tells an Oireachtas committee that the proposed Affordable Housing Bill could cause house prices to rise